Reviewing the Effect of Human Behaviour towards Portfolio Selection from Theoretical Outlook
Journal Title: Saudi Journal of Business and Management Studies - Year 2017, Vol 2, Issue 4
Abstract
Abstract: The objective of this paper is to review the effect of human behaviour towards different level of risk aversion for portfolio selection. However, human with high risk aversion aims to diminish the risk of loss, whereas the human with low risk aversion wishes to exploit the return. The portfolio selection is developed for low, moderate and high risk aversion by using decision making model. Keywords: human behaviour; decision making; risk aversion; portfolio selection
Authors and Affiliations
Mohamed Ibrahim Mugableh
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP394788
- DOI -
- Views 164
- Downloads 0
Does Regional Financial Information System Have an Impact on the Quality of Financial Statement?
Abstract:The purpose of this study is to determine the impact of regional financial information systems on the quality of financial statements. The object of the research is 53 users of local government financial informa...
Perceptions of Heads and Teachers on the Impact of Performance Management on the Supervision of Educational Personnel in Secondary Schools in Kwekwe District
Abstract:Performance management system is a process that focuses on individual performance against agreed work plans. It is a means of getting better results from the organisational teams and individuals by understanding...
Applying select Strategic Management concepts on a Saudi Arabian start-up restaurant: A case
Abstract: Strategic Management Concepts and models are widely being used by organizations to achieve a sustainable competitive edge in the industry. Applying the principles and theories on large corporations is common. I...
The Model of Public Management Good Governance Development at Private Universities
Abstract:University academic society should be made aware that implementation of good governance does not only pose an obligation, but rather a necessity. Along with the increasingly fierce competitive situation, a Unive...
HCD Practices and Its Impact on Sustainable Growth:“A Study on Selected Banks in Ghana.”
AbstractThe study introduces HCD Practices as the main alternative for interventions that improve the efficacy of individuals working in the Ghanaian Banking Industry. HCD Practices are lasting practices such as training...